How to Draw Zig Zag Folds

[@pat.k4823]

Artist at work ! Nice .

[@RobertMarzullo]

Thank you!

[@austinrhoads]

This is exactly what I needed! There are plenty of videos out there for beginners but not as much of the intermediate stuff like this. Anything else on lighting and rendering would be amazing! Thank you so much!🤘🤘🤘

[@antoniocoburn5265]

I’m a big fan of your work.

[@RobertMarzullo]

Thank you very much!

[@echopeakbicycling85]

This is a great idea for a video, Robert! This is challenging to most beginning artists.

[@RobertMarzullo]

Thank you! I still find it to be tricky to this day!

[@anaxantax]

Excellent tips and suggestions, as always! Some videos covering the differing types of folds, organ pipe, pinch, weightless, etc, would be great! If you could also talk about how to incorporate the body underneath, as you have here. Showing how clothing works with the body is very helpful. There are often different patterns to the folds depending on which leg is forward and which is back, for instance. Coordinating the folds of fabric, essentially the shadow shapes, over the bending body is challenging for me. It'd be helpful to have your insights. Thank you very much!

[@RobertMarzullo]

Thank you for the great ideas! I will make some videos on those areas very soon. Should be fun! 😎🙌

[@UniDeathRaven]

Wow, this looks really good, you are my second most favorite artist after David Finch. When I compare art of two, yours still hits different.

[@RobertMarzullo]

Thank you very much! I am honored to be mentioned along side the great David Finch! 😎🙌

[@Surryfox]

Thank you for the demonstration! I really do appreciate all of your tutorial videos! I'd love to see more fold videos, particularly how you break down which fold to put where in a costume design that's not something as easy to reference, like how tears and rips affect folds or when you have bits of fabric impacting each other

[@RobertMarzullo]

Thank you for the great ideas. I will add more on this subject very soon!

[@ThisProgram]

Love the videos! @Robert Marzullo Would love to see a tutorial on various stone and metals objects, covering basic forms and more organic variations as well. Such as a stone arm or a metal leg.

[@RobertMarzullo]

Thank you for your ideas and I will do my best to cover those concepts soon!

[@the_artistic_avenger]

Fantastic example with the use of the cylinder!

[@RobertMarzullo]

Thank you! I can’t remember where I picked that one up but it does seem to help. 😎

[@Garpii]

I'm quite interested in a pinch point video. While the knowledge of different fold types is useful, it's the understanding of the reason behind the fold that makes it look believable.

[@RobertMarzullo]

Sounds good and more on the way soon!

[@VCA12]

Been a while since I saw one of your videos but I’m currently working on a book and I’ve been having some struggle with cloth and wrinkles so, jumped at the notification as soon as I got it 😂 now to watch! Thanks for the content man

[@UniDeathRaven]

Guess you now know how to do it properly, this is like best guide on youtube right now.

[@RobertMarzullo]

You’re welcome and good luck on your book! 😎🙌✏️

[@fjohnson-o4t]

Maybe a course on fully clothed figures?

[@RobertMarzullo]

I will see what I can do. Thank you!

[@karatedee]

Nice.

[@RobertMarzullo]

Thank you!

[@karatedee]

@@RobertMarzullo you're are welcome.

[@ZeeverComics]

draping material is definitely a struggle, thanks

[@RobertMarzullo]

Happy to help!